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Schär: Best in Gluten Free


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At Schär, we want you to live in each happy moment without restriction. That's why, for decades we've been dedicated to helping people think less about gluten so they can savor more of life's best things.

We're all about the best things in life – enjoying them, celebrating them, and making them. We care about what we put into our products, and guaranteeing exceptional quality and safety. We take complete control over the cultivation and harvesting of our grains by working closely with expert farmers who grow certified gluten free especially for us.

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Tried their pizza shells once and they were very good. They put soy flour is so much stuff which cuts out almost their whole line that we have locally since I don't tolerate soy flour.

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